Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-30
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
OFFICERS DUNLAP and Watson run in
DRINKS last night.
"THE Boy Tramp" at the Grand Opera
House matinee this afternoon.
SHADOWS of Great City" at the
Opera House matinee this afternoon.
THE fourth issue of the LiRsly Chronicle
is out, and very interesting number 1t Is
TOMATOES from Bermuda are in market
and are selling at about four cents per
piece.
THREE girls are wanted at once at the
st. Charles Hotel. Apply to-day at the
Hotel Office.
In theadvertising column notice is gwen
of the dissolution of the firm OF Hudson q
Bayha, live stock commission merchants,
which will go into effect May 2,
L. F. OVER, Of Bellaire, entered the
Wheeling Business College this week for a
business course, and N. H. Manning, Of
st. CIairsviJle, for shorthand course.
MIS-. CHARLES KLIEvEs called at the
REGISTER Office yesterday and stated that
she had adopted four children, but they
were not left on the steps, and she knew
from where they all came.
Mr.. WILLIAM M. HANDLAN desires us
to say that the proceeds of the Mclaughlin
concert at the Capitol rink, S29 and over,
is in his hands, awaiting the orders OF the
Martins Ferry relief committee.
PETER ERB, the well-known hveryman,
has removed his stable from the old loca-
ton to the corner of Main and Sixteenth
streets, where everything is fixed upin the
latest and most approved style. Give him
call.
MAYOR SEABRIGHT has received letters
from Mayor Chamberlain, of Detroit, and
Mayor Smith, of Newark, acknOwledg-
ing receipt of cyclone circulars, and prom
ising to do all IN their power to secure
financial aid for the sufferers.
AT the recent election of officers of the
Linsly Institute Literary Society, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen: James w.
Ewing, President; Boyd Bayne, Vice Pres
ident; Z. F. Kurner, Secretary; E. L.
Warren, Treasurer; Roy B. NaylOr, Mar
shall Wright and James Downing, Critics.
THREE little German bands ran OppOsi-
ton business in the city yesterday and
fairly cracked the air in places. At one
time during the day they occupied posi-
tions opposite each other on Main, Market
and Chapline streets, and the people
couldn't possibly leave their homes II
was q close call.
THE Young Peoples Working Associa'
ton of the First Baptist Church will give
concert and literary entertainment ut the
church on Tuesday evening next. Among
those who will take part are Miss Dillon,
Miss Flora Williams, Miss Forsyth, Prof,
J. c. Bane and others. A social will fol-
low the entertainment.
THERE is q rather singular likeness Of
names brought out by the Hobbs case.
There is another Bert Hobbs in the city
who lives on Fifteenth street, and he Is an
ex-mail carrier. However, he IS not the
Bert who has gained such nOtOriety by his
alleged naughty conduct, and he
is DESTROYS of this statement to disabuSe the
mind of any person who may have gotten
the two COMPOUNDED.
THE steamer Louis Sherley has been
chartered by number OF young gentle
men and will take private excursion to
Steubeuyille on May Goth. The commit
tee in charge is composed of Messrs Orley
Dorsey, George Sterling, Harry Fink and
A. F.. Linch. Kramer's full orchestra has
been engaged and will furnish dance mu-
sic, and the full brass band will furnish
promenade melodies. The affair will no
doubt he great success.